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Acids

Acids. Agenda Review Notes on Acids Homework. HYDROGEN ION. H +. Potassium iodide. KI. Silver oxide. Ag 2 O. LITHIUM ION. Li +. ARSENIDE. As -3. IRON (III) ION. Fe +3. Copper (II) iodide. CuI 2. HYDRIDE. H -. Strontium chloride. SrCl 2. Lithium bromide. LiBr.

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Voltage-Gated Calcium Channels

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Chemical Names & Formulas

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Unit 7: Redox &

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Muscle Tissue

Muscle Tissue. Mamoun Kremli Al- Maarefa College. Objectives. Identify basic structure of Muscles Recognize types of muscular tissues and the difference between them Recognize the relation between structure and function of various muscular tissues . Tissues .

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REVIEW

REVIEW. Muscular System. What are the 3 types of muscle tissue?. Skeletal Cardiac Smooth. On which type of muscle tissue would you observe striations?. Skeletal muscle tissue Cardiac muscle tissue. What type of tissue is specialized for the conduction of electrical impulses?.

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THE GEOCHEMISTRY OF NATURAL WATERS

THE GEOCHEMISTRY OF NATURAL WATERS. THE CARBONATE SYSTEM CHAPTER 3 - Kehew (2001) Alkalinity. LEARNING OBJECTIVES. Understand sources of CO 2 in natural waters. Define and understand alkalinity. Learn to calculate the solubility of carbonate minerals such as calcite.

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When Ions Combine

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Transport in Angiospermatophyta

Transport in Angiospermatophyta. Outline of IS Leaf (tissue). Outline of IS of stem (tissue). Outline of IS Root (tissue). Root system provide large surface area. Branching and Root hairs The cells with hairs have a greater cell wall size To absorb- Mineral ion Water

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Lecture # 8 Structure and properties of ceramics Application and processing of ceramics

Intended learning Outcomes: 1- Structure of ceramic materials. 2- Properties of ceramics and the crystal structure of them. 3-Given the chemical formula for ceramic compound and the ionic radii of its component ions, predict the crystal structure. 4- Impurities in ceramics.

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Warm-UP

Warm-UP. What particle(s) contribute to the: Atomic number Atomic mass Charge. Atomic Number = # p + Atomic Mass = # p + + # n 0 Charge = # p + - # e -. Subatomic Particles. Ions. Atoms that represent the same element but have a net charge.

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Imperfections in Solids

Lecture # 9. Imperfections in Solids. Point Defects. VACANCIES AND SELF-INTERSTITIALS (The simplest of the point defects is vacancy .). A self- interstitialis an atom from the crystal that is crowded into an interstitial site. N= the total number of atomic sites.

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Muscle fiber

Muscle fiber. Motor neuron. Nucleus. Sarcoplasmic reticulum (SR). Sarcolemma. Myofibrils. SR Cistern. T-tubule. Action potential reaches synaptic terminal of motor neuron. New AP generated at motor end-plate and propogated down T-tubules. Myofibrils (relaxed). Sarcomere.

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Calcium Metabolism Preparation by

University of kufa Center for Development of teaching and training of university. Calcium Metabolism Preparation by. The lecturer: Layth Ahmed Ali Alfaham College of Medicine - Dep. of Biochemistry E-mail: laytha.alfaham@uokufa.edu.iq. Lecture content Calcium metabolism.

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Fatigue During Muscular Exercise

Fatigue During Muscular Exercise. Fatigue- inability to maintain a given exercise intensity rarely completely fatigued - maintain lower power output often fatigue identified specifically other times, diffuse - eg dehydration several factors disturb homeostasis

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Restriction Analysis of pDRK and pGRN Original Plasmids

Restriction Analysis of pDRK and pGRN Original Plasmids. ara C. H. i. n. d. I. I. I. amp r. P BAD. gfp. p. D. R. K. p. G. R. N. H. i. n. d. I. I. I. H. i. n. d. I. I. I. kan r.

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Hardness of Water

Hardness of Water. 1 st Step: The calcium ion coordinates with the indicator ( Eriochrome Black T). H 2 In - + Ca 2+ ? CaIn - + 2H 1+. 2 nd Step: The EDTA chelates the calcium ion and releases the indicator.

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Introduction

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